Fantastic. Everything about it is so cool; the whole thing flows. Great details, especially those roof-mounted blinkers. I've seen a few of these driving around around Seattle, but not this one.
Nice work Ryan, love the setting too. Still such a wild car - pneumatic suspension, semi-auto with a hand shift, composite roof, production discs, inboard brakes. About 10 steps into the future
Still one of the ugliest hunks of crap ever to be perpetrated on our shores. The French should be ashamed. Who cares about the technology when the package looks so hideous. Ugh. I absolutely hate French cars.
Interesting that the indicator lights mounted high on the roof are red on this Citroën, whereas over here in Britain and also on the Continent they are orange.
Fantastic. Everything about it is so cool; the whole thing flows. Great details, especially those roof-mounted blinkers. I've seen a few of these driving around around Seattle, but not this one.
ReplyDeleteNice work Ryan, love the setting too. Still such a wild car - pneumatic suspension, semi-auto with a hand shift, composite roof, production discs, inboard brakes. About 10 steps into the future
ReplyDeleteSeems to be a 1968 or -69. It has the"old type"of dashboard but the "new"front end.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the update Anonymous
Delete#1 steering wheel of all time. Yep, that's a thing.
ReplyDeleteStill one of the ugliest hunks of crap ever to be perpetrated on our shores. The French should be ashamed. Who cares about the technology when the package looks so hideous. Ugh. I absolutely hate French cars.
ReplyDeleteThe French..... He hates the French.
ReplyDeleteInteresting that the indicator lights mounted high on the roof are red on this Citroën, whereas over here in Britain and also on the Continent they are orange.
ReplyDeleteIt's normal, I think it's US rules. On the face, there are sealed beams: it's also due to US rules.
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